The word "banished" is correct and usable in written English
It is a verb which means to force someone to leave a place or country, or to force something to stop existing. Example sentence: The king banished the court jester from the kingdom for insulting him.
Banished beat charity dance show, The People's Strictly for Comic Relief, which had 3.1 million viewers (14.6%) at the same time on BBC1, and ITV's nostalgia fest The Nation's Favourite '70s Number One, which had 3.1 million viewers (13.6%) between 8.30pm and 10pm.
It's perhaps a pointer to the future that the ABC was banished from the celebrations.
The point is, July and August have a habit of distilling the wheat from the chaff; these months demand that you maintain, or improve, you standards, else you'll be banished to the naughty corner or a fate even worse (like an elimination final).
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At least allow a wider case to be heard before the best player in British football is banished.
He was once the front-runner to takeover News Corp but was banished from the empire after a clash with Fox News chairman Roger Ailes.
Now instead of a topless model, we have women in bikinis and lingerie, while the topless pictures have been banished … to the paper's website.
Three weeks later and ITV had pulled Celebrity Wrestling from its primetime slot and banished it to nine o'clock on Sunday mornings.
Monetarists - whose leading light was Milton Friedman at the University of Chicago - believed that if governments simply left the economy alone and instructed the central bank to control the money supply, inflation would be banished, entrepreneurial activity would thrive, economic growth would take off and unemployment would disappear.
That said, the main storyline of Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure does involve Thomas being banished in disgrace.
They wrote: "The successful repayment will have reassured euro area finance ministers that the risk of a default to an official creditor has been banished only until next month.
